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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
The nemocrntic Committee.

II the State Executive Committee should
upon second thought conclude that Roa'
u0ke Is not suitable place for holding the
State convention they would find il easier
% substitute Richmond for Roanoke should
our City COMMITTEE extend them forma!
invitation and agree 10 make all the ar
engagements for holding the convention
lolc. TIE rent Of the Theatre for the con
yertiOn and other halls forihe districts 10
aueus IN is the chief expense; but as
mother provision the hotels ought all to
gree upon a special rate for delegates.
All that the Dispatch knows that inll'
.atcs the possibility OF reconsideration Is
bar orc OF the members Of the committee
aid after the meeting wednesday: les :;
ve lave agreed upon Roanoke-that Is, II
here Is no doubt about the accommoda-
lions. At present we believe there is no
ioubt," ne added.
Two citizens OF Roanoke telegraphe1 to
be Dispatch last night as follows:
"Have TO fears about our hotel accom-
moda;'ons. We know the needs Of a con-
yenlion aud will meet them"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
RiSIIOP KEANE.
IIC VIII Arrive TO-Day-RcceptiOn
Tnenfre TO-Nigftt.

Right Rev. John j. Keane. Bishop OF the
Diuccsc ol Virginia, who has been abroad
since few weeks after Christmas, and hI~
recently returned 10 thi> country. j. cX-
u,ctcd TO reach Richmond by the ;lI nlll
irain tins afternoon.
Tie Catholic societies Of Richmond @
fcV weeks 9gO appointed committee with
rcI rC,CDtatlycs from each OF them it AZ
far.c for bis reception. and all thing. nave
u,cn made ready TO give hun ilattc' ing
NCcome at the Richmond Theatre tO.nghT
he requested that lhCre should be 10 pa
gaGc Tor IUhlIc demonstration on bis ar.
rival hut that DC should 5c caIoTrd 10 rltcr
nis hOmo after 80 long m absence Wlt'i thlt
quieluGe which would characterize the re-
luN home OF any other one OF our eli I'n-.
ne committee thoroughly apprcci ,,ing
The Bishops feelings IN the miiter aud 'yitl
their usual readiness 10 regard hi, Wl-hc-
Hill have 10 delegation u meet hin 20 the
iOoi. II Is possible, however. that a few
cl,iztns individually may meet hlm ai Nil
ford, and others az the depot, to give TX.
preston to their delight az hi, return.
\ Subcommittee OF three hlS been 4p-
pointed TO 20 to the Bishops residence to-
night at : O'Clock and escort him around 10
jhc Theatre. where MIR. &. OBJ. COwardin
viii, or behalf Of the Catholic, OF the city
generally. and OF their societies especially,
deliver an address Of welcome, t0 which
he reverend gentleman will respond.
All arrangements for the occasion have
been compl,t,d with great care, and n
pleasant evening is anticiDated.
The music. furnished ty a chorus COM
posed of the choirs OF -. Mary, -. Pa
tr.ck's. and +. Peter, churches. viii be
under the direction Of Mr. VI. Il. LEONARD.
40 doubt there will be great Gro wd Dag at
tendance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
The Southern Battie-Fiags.

Speaking about the order (how COUNTER
manGed) for the return 10 the states to
which they btloDg 0f the captured Con-
federatc Ais,, Governor Lee said last
night:
The proposition to return the southern
battle.ndg, did not Originlte with southern
soldier. While they woUli have accepted
again their banners bathed in the blood Of
brave comrades. they recognize that flags
captured IN battle are the property OF the
victoT>, and weie content 10 let them re.
main in their charge.
Flags captured from northern troop, by
southern soldiers have been returned IN
some Ca,C> with ceremonies.
The country should not again be agtated
by pieces of bunting that mean nothing
now.
The South /, part and parcel Oi the Union
to-day. and means 10 do her part towards
increasing toe pro. pcrily and maintaining
tie Ccace ot the republic, whether the illgs
rot ~ Washington or are restored to their
former cUstoIi3nS.
II auy msn has, down the American
ilae shoot him on Tho >pot.' but DONE 'et
Ii Get into trouble because another fig
Simply ohau1c- D., rr,tng.place. II Will
not 20 ia The nand, Il ,tandard bearer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
Happenings sinIIemricO.

The Honrico County Court wa> in >es
son again yc>lcrdiy. The grand Jury met
md brought in the following true 1il,s,
after whIch il wa, adjourned for the term {:
Virginia state Agricultural Society. for
creating nuisance on its property. ncac
The Hermitage r0ld-allowing large pr0l
Of wafer to stand, in which hogs are per-
mittCd to bathe.
Z. :. Jasper, disturbing the iud%o' Of
election at shumaScrs precinct in tht dis.
charge Of their duty.
John Il. Ladd. killing dog belonging to
one of the sons OF the late Colonel John
B. Young. None Of these ra>eS were tried.
Mr.. William y. MOrdcica, supervisor for
Brookland district. qualified. No cases
we're tIied. and the court adjourned over
TO saturday.
ON wednesday William McDanicls was
tried on the charge Of exposing his per.0o
in the presence Of ladies near the pump.
house, convicted. and fined 3 and given
thhty days in jail. Application was at
once made to the Governor through cX-
Judge Edmund WaddLl, Jr., who de-
ended The accused, and the Governor yes
t,rday relieved the prisoner from serving
;he term. He therefore only had to pay The
due ~ obtain his rCllcse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
Auction SALES TODAY.

\. ". BOW and II. SELDOM TAYLOR, i2 NJ,
commissions sale OF The Gallego -four
mills. corn. mills. Basin-sprng lot, brick
store house. and RutherfoOrd- mills lot, aud
Immediately thereafter tho brands of nonr
known a. the " "Gallego" and "UDanoe.n
]. THOMPSON BROWN eco. o 2. NJ, large
and cent? ly-locaied dwollingat the south
east corner 0t Fifth and Cary streets.
QUARLES & McCURDY, P. NJ. executors
fale CT largo number " l0ts Ia the Eas.
Fnd, near the extension VI the city railway
FRANK d. HILL h co. ~ p. S.. commission
ers' sale Of p large number Of bgildlng lots
On tenth. EleyeUt IA. Twelfth. Thirteenth,
ard FouFteenth streets, opposite the grain
elevator.
CHEWING & ROSE. s z. W.. building lot ON
the south line of Grace between SLafef and
Harrison streets.
T. Il. WILLIAMS. 20 4. ~. IL NJ, and 4 p. NJ,
watches diamonds, guns, pistols, &C.. at
iio3 Main street.
p. H. WILLIAMS. 10 A. ~, household and
kitchen furniture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17

At u u. to-day Me,srs. y. ". BJ"e
and H.. ~edon Taylor, real estate auction.
GERS, wiz. Tor The special commissioners,
sell ali Of the property OF The Glllcgo- Mill
Manufacturing Company. The sale is made
in execution OF two DEGREES OF the Chan
ccTy Court Oi Richmond in the cause o;
Stokes and Allen rs. TIE Gallego-Mili>
Manufacturing Company" and the "Mer.
chants and Planters savings Bank against
the same
The seven pieces Of real estate, described
in the advertising columns. and the fixtures
md appurteDances thcre'O belonging, VIII
be- sold rs whole. starting the same at the
upset bid mcde by General Joseph X. Au-
dcrson Of SI32, 900.
Immediately ailerward the cOmpluy'S
brands GallegO" and "O'Dance viii
be offered. they to be started a General
AnGersOn's upset bid Of - 100. IL is pro-
bable that there Will bc several bidders to-
day, and it i expected that tie property
vii bring near S200,0O0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
Election of officers.

At regular stated communication of
HcnricO Lodge, No. II, f. and 4. \. \. NJ,
held June 10. 1857, at Friendship Hall, the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing Masonic year Rev. II. Bruce Evans.
worshipiul master; Rev. Edward Mitchell,
senior warden; James II. Powell, junior
warden: J. y. Anthony, treasurer; Past
Master ". ISaoc Johnson, secretary; Past
Master James II. Barrett, tiler. The w0r-
shptul MASTER made the following appoint.
ments: Nalyjn 7. Mann, chaplain; A.
Claiborne, senior deacon; Albert Wrly,
junior deacon; Peyton Page and Peter
Brown, stewards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
How 10 Rc,p Your Digestion.

Almost every day We feel the un-
pleasant sensations Of indigestion. Try
Allc0ch's Porous Plasters and be relieved.
}. 7. Davenport, o. Canar>ie, y. y,
writes:
have beer very much troubled with a
violent pain below my chest-bOnc. | wa
tod by several physician, thar Il wa, rheu
mlti>m Of the diaphragm. Il resulted from
cold and exposure. had very little ap2a-
titc ard dlscsted my food with great difli.
Guilty. placed one AllcOck's Porous
Plaster leiow the brca>t.bOuc and two Oh
each side. In the course OF twcnty-iOur
hOuis all pam ceased, and / was able 10 eat
gnd digest good square meal, something
] had not done before in two weeks. got
better constantly, and at the oud Of sever
days found myself entirely well. Since
then have used Al,c0ck'S Porous Phstcrs
for colds, coughs, and pains 10 NV side
and ! have always found them quick aud IL
fCcfiNp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
Chambers Company, Of Portsmouth,, With

Chambers Company, Of Portsmoutb, with
p9rgde hoSc.carriagr.
Independents. OF Portsmouth.
Norfolk firemeD.
Oihcr visiting members OF the associa-
tion.
The Richmond Fire Department.
The parade was very credItabe one.
and ELECTED many complimentary remlrSs.
HAYES TrUcK.
After the parade there was an exhibition
on the Capitol square Of the working Of the
Hayes truck. 4 ladder was run up ana
q" siamcse' stream from Steamers 3 and
> was shot from the top OF II at the WASH.
inpion monument. The visitors appeared
very much interested in the exhibition.
TIE CONCERT.
4 short concert was then given OF thr
eastern poriico Of the Capitol building Dy
the Hampton band. ana was much enjoyed
by the large crowd present.
BANQUET.
LIST night there was banquet at singer
Hat Between s and o O'Clock the visiting
and resident firemcn, headed hy the Hmm
ton hand, marched irOm Washington Hall
90 Sanger Hall. All along the line the
streets weic illuminated with calcium
light, and ircworks.
After marching into the hail and gather.
ing around the festive board President
FuQua called the body to Or'cr and re-
QCtcd Councilman DAVIS to ask blessing,
- hich he did.
4 beautiful iircman's helmet, made Of
nowtr.. was then presented 10 President
FuQua by Captain Marshall on behalf ot tie
assocaiion. Jhc President thanked the
momhers for their kindness in grateful
terms.
good, substantial supper-plcniy 10
cat and driuk-was served by MT. SieEtl
md full justice was done 81.
Aiter supper several to1sts were pro-
posed and respondC Il to by eloquent speak
err. Among the toast, were:
cur Guests.
The Virginia state Firemen's A.s)cia-
iiCn.
The True Fireman No sacrifice j. too
great for him in the discharge Of hl- duty.
The Pres of Virginia: IN object OF the
3dmirgtion Of our people.
The Firc.Alarm ana POlce-Tcesraph
An indispensable adjunct 10 the fire depart
mOt.
NTeinia-Tle IIonOrcd Mother: God
bless her and restore hcr to her former
greatness and glory.
Tie speakers were Captain Marshall,
Councilman Parrish. MT. RimmeT, Colonel
7. =. Evans, Nj. Pace Of Dlnyillc, and
Others.
To-day will probably end the session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
:. Wv Only Family Medicine,

% have been a user Of Simmons Liver
Regulator for many years, having made It
my own Family Medicine. It is a pure,
good, and reliable medicine. Ny mother
before me was very partial to it.
~ find the Regulator very safe. harmless
and reliable as a Family Medicine, and
have used it fol any disorder OF The system
and found It to act like charm. believe
il il was used in time it would prove a great
preventive Of sickness. have often re-
commended 1t to my friends and shall con
tinuC 10 do 50.
REV. JAMES VI. ROLLINS,
" Pastor Methodist Episcopal Church,
South. Fairfield, Va.
:. 10 j. II. ZeiAn & 90, PhRqdelphia."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17

auspiees. The night was just such an one
fs would he desired for such aD occa' ION.
and the attendance was good. o'night
there will 3e an exhibition Of babies under
two years old, and for the prettiest there
will be a gold ring as prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Fitzgerald will leave
this week for Lexington. They Will be
absent several weeks.
Mrs. Herbert snellings, Of Dauville, ar
rived in the city yesterday. and IS the guest
q Mrs. V. +. snellings, Porter street be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth.
Mr.. A. A. Allen, commissioner OF the
revenue of this city, who has been unTell
for several days, was considerably better
v, sterday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
reIIThrough N window.

About 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon Ca.
vim Henry, while under the influence OF
liquor, started to walk out OF the door OF
a room which he was in near the Second
market. He. by mistake, stepped out on
he she'd roof and on the sash OF a window.
which broke through and let him fall to the
door below. The right side OF his face was
quite badly cut: otherwise he was not much
hurt. The ambulance was at once sum.
moncd, and DR.. Irving, the physician m
charge. dressed lenry's face and left him
v ith b., friends
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
MY. PiEKini Mr.. Williams.

T0 We kdlI0f Of We UlpuIcN:
Replying 10 Mr.. W. II. William>'S long
card IN your issue Of Wednesday, l cheer
fully concede to him allthe honor he claims
OF beng the only original Simon.pure pat
ron OF the new City Hill. | admit had
little or nothing TO do with Il; al.O, | adj
nit the charge that am alone responsible
for limiting ltS cost, the long delay in it,
construction, for dIsrupting 9TH pIrty,"
for the day.lIbOr system, &C.. a.. believe
| an guilty also for The recent epidemic of
mcasle, prevailing all over the city, and
was ab0ut To add Of selling good, ID
the city and passing on my own bills, but
The line must be drawn SOMEWHERE.
Respectfully.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
Masonic Officers Elected.

The following officers have been clcc' ed
~ Frqr9aisc Lodge, \. F. and \. NJ:
Siucer W. snyder, vor-hipiul mas .er; /;
lewis Nachman, senior warden; Troy
f. Brown, junior warden; Juliu, Sif4is,
treasurer; William Loyens,ein, secretary;
VI. :. Block. senior deacon; G. W. n ~,
junior dcscon; ID. Il. Collins, tiler; :. T..
Cosby. VI. LotcrZo, l.. /. Goodman, \. l..
>traJls. and }. :. Hall, steward; james H..
Cspcrs, y. Ez, kiel, and John +. Mayer,
irusice,: :. W. SNYDER, representative 70
Masonic Relief Board and Retreat Of Sick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
Chesapeake and Ohio Route.
10
tDll Point.

TWO HOURS AND FIFTEEN nINCTEs.
ON and after Monday, 2Olb, a Fast Train
will leave Richmond daily, except sunday,
At S:ij i. NJ; arrive ut Old Point at H..
Pullman car attached
On and after the 22d q special Pullmn
sleeper viii be run from Richmond on The
last linc-G:j0 Z. VI. daily. except sun
day--to " hte sulphur. and passengers
csp leave ear al pleasure in the morning.
New cars Oh ll:i0 \. ". train tn the
mountains. Three trains returning; Pull
man ears on tWO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17

ia the Police Court yesterday morning.
The colored LAWYER whttIc appeared for
the Commonwealth and Messrs. J. samuel
Parrish and George Bryant represented the
defendants. An examination, which con-
sumed several hours, resulted In william
Jones and George Brown being sent on TO
the grand jury. The other four were dis
charged. All OF the facts in this case were
published Immediately after the occurrence
on Sunday night the 9Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
Charity Lodge.

~ regular stated communication NJ
Charity Lodge, No. %. +. and \. NJ (coi-
or, d.. held June 18Th, The following Officers
Ncre elected and installed by the grand
master, James n. Johnston: Captain Il. 4.
P.ul, worshipful master; Ii. c. Gillian,
,tnior warden; Rev. Thomas Barrett,
Junior warden; Henry r. Holmes, trea'
.urer; John II. smith, secretary; Rev.
Thomas W. Cain, chaplain; A. :. Walton,
senior deacon; Edmond Strange, junior
deacon; j. j. WiIkerson, senior steward !;
George W. Gillian, junior steward; Chris
tOnher JoneS leT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
order OF Mechanics.

Richmond Council, No. 4, Junior Order
United American Mechanics, baye elected
the following officers for the ensuing term
Daniel IL. CARRIER, councillor; William A.
Mann, vice councillor; John II. Lowry.
past. councillor; W. A. TwynhGm, assist
ant recording secretary; +. Dcane Bolton,
recording secretary; George J. Rohn,
6naneisl secretary Charles NJ. Angle
treasurer; G.. w. Whitmore, conductor ;
T.. Is. Luck, warden; Il. G. Ware, INSIDE
sentinel; J. W. Ennis, outside sentinel ;
Joseph X. ilaw, trustee for eighteen
months; representative 10 the State Coun'
ell for three years, &. W. Tyler.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
THE CHIEF JUSTICE.
GOVERNOR LEES LETTER TO HIM AND
HIS REPLY THERETO.
Why He will be Unable to Sit Here IN
The Coupon-Crusher" Injune-
tion Case.
The following Is the correspondence
heretofore referred to:
NUHHUNNEALIH UF IhUINIhf y
GOVERNORS OFFICE. :
prctuoNn VI Iuna o. 1887

The following Is the correspondence
heretofore referred to:
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
GOVERNORS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Va, June o, 1887.
Hon. Morrison h. Waite. chief Justice Of
the United States, Washington, ID. e.
sir,-The Hon. Hugh L. Bond. circul
Judge, recently granted restraining orders
at the suit OF j. 7. Cooper, a citizen OF
England, TO restrain r. a. Ayers, the Az
torney-Geperal Of Nireinia and Others
from irstituting suit against Taxpayers as
required by a recent act OF the General A.
senibly OF tins State.
The hearing Of the motion for preliml'
nary iriuHctiOns was fixed for the first
Monday in October next, with leave 10 the
dele dants to move for an earlier hearing
upon notice.
These iniunctiOns are flr-reaching In
their eject upon the revenues Of the State,
and il sustained Oyerturn completely the act
OF the General Assembly providing for
suits against taxpayers in default. The
AttoTney.Goneral will move for a speedy
hearing, and II is the earnest desire OF the
officials OF the state that you sit IN
the Circuit Court with Judge Bond upon
the hearing 81 the motion. am informed
that IN more than one case Of like character
oi gTea, importance to the State your pre-
decessOrs have acccdCd to such requests.
Therefore, a. the chief executive officer of
The state, anxious to see that the laws are
properly and Justly administered, | earnest
ly request that you consent to slt with
Judge Bond when the cases are heard here,
and that you tx upon some time (early in
July, il practically when it will be conve-
nicnt for you to come. and Judge Bond
will be asked TO fiX that time for the hear
ing. have the honor TO be your obedient
servant, FITZHUGH LEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF yes
ierday:
Martin Dellny, drunk. Fined - and
costs.
James Lewis (coIoredl, aSsaulting and
striking Leroy Brown with a bottle, with
intent to kill. Dismissed.
Juuius q. Jones and Josie +. Pcttitt,
mi>demeanOr. Dismissed.
John Stirusdorf, assaultmg and striking
John Wood on the street. Continued untIl
saturday.
Edward Green (colored), drums and con-
tempt OF court. Fined a. and costs.
Robert Jones, assaulting and striking
William Jones with rock. Continued
until today
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
Exchange Hotel and the Conyen-

Mr.. w. Scott Darlington, OF the Ex'
change Hotel, yesterday stated to the DIS.
patch that when the Exchange was called
upon for subscription to the last conyen-
licn It gave all for which il was asked.
The sum sought to be raised, as they un.
derstood, was s175, and OF this they were
asked to contribute $40. This sum they
cbeerfnlly gave and expressly stated that II
there was any deficiency they might be
counted on for further subscription.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
Fell from the stables.

At 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon NJ. Ira
Brown fell from the new street.car stables,
near the corner OF Main aud Lomharay
streets, and broke his right arm. DIR. Nose
ley was called in and rendered surgical ut.
lention. after which Mr. Brown was re-
moved to his home, Main aud Plum streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
Heavy allure in PhiIad Iphia.
o.. sh.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, June l6. - The
Washington Manuflc,unng Company. cot
ton and woOl'cn goods. have suspended
payment. Their liabilities are about $780,
Gee. and their assets, counting the mill snd
machinery Ut cost, are ABOUT Sl,3S6.l IA.
rhe mlll is now believed 10 be maSlng
money. aud the embarrassment IN their
finances has Ia TIE main resulted ffom
iOss Of confidence cOn,equent upon the re.
cent failures and their iDabih-y TO hiye
heir note, discounted. An effort viii be-
made 10 induce thc creditors . accept
BONDS 70 be secured by iirst mortgage upon
tie property and continue business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
. ereat German Singing Society.

The Junger Mannerchor, of Philadei.
phia. will on July S0th visit this city as the
Guests OF the Gesangverein Virginia. They
will bring 100 members, including their
leader, MauutZ Leefson. recently brought
by them to this country from Cologne.
They will spend one day at Ola Point and
TWO AZ Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
Wonan's Work is Hard.
s465.

Use the est-KBsroS BAEISG-PowDER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
a Graceful ACT.
The National SOIGiers'-uOmc Eand
Nisit the Confederate Home.

INC NNtfOtt8t SOtNicfN tfO OtnC isauU
Wilt the Confederate Home.
Yesterday morning The National Soldier.
Home Band, OF Hampton. Va. Captain ID.
LCvy leader, visited the Confederate sol
diers' Home here and gave the old soldiers
q rare musical treat. They had expressed
the desire Of seeing the home; 50 they
wOc driven out in two Of Swcrney's
wagons. and the Pleasure OF the old vete-
rams who wore ~, blue and Of those who
Wole The gray 5, emed mutual. The yisi-
tors WGe received by General Terry aud
Captain Pollard. After playing num9cr
Of beautiful selections TIE blue AMI tn
gray WAS iutermngled in an inspection q
thC honC, and q most enjoyable hour pcut
TIE hearty hapd-s baking INDUCED "a ana
'lc earnest expressions heard on every
side bdokCncd rather the meeting oi bro
q Cr- in common cause than Of those who
lad confronted one another in b1tiic.
G,clt surprise and admiration W, *
po>,cd a the beauty and appointments o.
'hc home ~ ihc party let they were 80
luicG with three cheers and re-ulT old
robd yen, which was Justify responded 10
ly the boys Ia blue.
On The return the band visited Mr.. Alfred
Roseameck at the Richmond depot oi the
BGgncr a Engle Brewing Company, aud
here they were refreshed with cool aud de-.
d. htlul beer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17

The Board Of Managers OF the Retreat
have decid'd TO hold bazaar next Easter
10 remodel their building. The ladies yho
we're 30 successful at the blZIlr for the
Young Mems Chri.tiln Association last
>pring have ali sIeniGed their intention to
assist
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
Governor Lee and Tammany.

Governor Lee has received a letter from
.hc Tamm4ny Society, Of New York, in
yilihy him to deliver an address at their
celebration on the Fourth OF July. " The
.ociIv desire by a celebration Of unusual
interest 10 revive the patriotic feryor with
which our national festival was formerly
Observed" The Governor has not yet re-
frl.
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a1nn. c.nrNT. r,sSrsm, s..

S,CHO0NER JOHN $. BEACHUM
- daily expected win a,sOo harreis FRESH
hOCkLAND LINE; sch00nor J. ". Hue now
dischargipg RoChLASD LIVE
Eun clock k0sEs pALH, CNioN, aud PORT
Bk1CKs, LATHs, PLASrENERs' HAiR. Ks.
WARNER Noos,k.
Lump and Ground Nova Scotia Platter.